The French oak implementation is pronounced & adds an enormous amount of depth to this exceptional anejo. Red current, cinnamon, stewed apple, chocolate, date, prune, grape skin, raspberry jam barrel spice, pear, flowers and black pepper. On the palate, cinnamon, vanilla, stewed apple, dark chocolate, citrus marmalade, grape jam, pepper, raspberry jam, lemon, malolactic funk, minerality, saline, and cooked agave. Additionally, I have found this Anejo for as low as 50$. Fantastic value

Inviting nose of butterscotch, candied nuts, and grapes. Similar flavors with additions of cinnamon, vanilla, and oak. Flavors keep revealing in waves. Really interesting cognac barrel anejo that has its own layered profile.

This has a beautiful freakin nose of caramel, buttercream , butterscotch, vanilla, and sweet agave. Cinnamon bomb. Holy smokes this is good. Vanilla and caramel and sweet agave. Finish is awesome.

Nose is strong oak, vanilla, brown sugar, cinnamon, light agave still there, buttercream amazing barrel notes Pallet is same! Bursting with flavor. So full bodied, awesome mouth feel, wonderful tequila, amazing value in 60 range, must buy

Glass: Glencairn Nose: Butterscotch, agave, grape, Raisin, Carmel, Oak, Cinnamon Palate: Chocolate, Honey, Cinnamon Finish: Carmel, Vanilla, Honey Wow, especially for the price point this is a fantastic Anejo! There's a lot going on here!

All around excellent! Not overly sweet despite the strong barrel notes. Nice job! Taste and finish are so great! Plenty of barrel but not overstepping the agave.

i had tried this previously. just bumped up a little... Cambio anejo Sample from Matt C Nose: fantastic! Sweet agave, dried apricot, barrel notes, caramel Palate: also fantastic! agave, pineapple, caramel, vanilla, barrel notes, mild pepper Finish: Sweet and dry (posssibly from the cognac casks)

Cellar Series 49% 15 month aged. 3 styles of French Oak Barrels

Samples at the LA Tequila Club event in October 2024. Cambio is doing pretty cool stuff projects

https://cambiotequila.com/spare-change/our-new-flagship-anejo-and-why-barreling-is-crucial-to-tequilas-future/?_newblogfilter=tequila-talk This link describes in much detail the process and the reasoning behind the brand and this product. Did they accomplish what they set out to do? I think so, not many 49% Añejo products in the market, so this is a real treat at that ABV. It reminds me on the nose of some older Tears of Llorona with pineapple icon that I sipped at NYE. Sipping this though is a bit more of a punch in the mouth than the 43% ToL. Nice extended bite on the finish and the tongue is fully involved with caramel, vanilla, roast agave, and the different French Oaks used. My rating is for the Cellar Series which is not in the app.

Signature Cambio nose. Bright barrel palate and finish.

Blend of barrels, 13, 15, 22 months.

Heavy oak on the nose with lots of Butterscotch and cinnamon. . Flavor bomb of oak, caramel, cinnamon butterscotch. A great añejo at an even greater price point.

Wow what a nose I this one. It might be my fav!! Cooked agave, butter fruity apple and cinnamon! The barrels add a lot to the taste cinnamon cooked apple chocolate and even some grape it is floral and some pepper. In the finish I get some pepper lemon and a little malolactic funk

Aroma: a super complex and inviting nose. I get agave, tons of fruit, leather, and some cinnamon. Taste: again, super complex and tasty. I get green apples specifically in addition to everything listed above. Lots of pepper. It has an almost dry quality I associate with champagne or white wine. Finish: long and peppery. Overall: I really like it.

What a delicious anejo from the nose to the palate, with cinnamon, Carmel, butterscotch, and vanilla barrel notes. But the Agave shines. An excellent buy.

A: buttercream, agave, barrel spice T: vanilla, wood, pepper, agave sweetness, plum this was fantastic, extremely diverse flavor profile due to the blend of barrel aging used. very sweet but not in a fake or bad way. lots of wine notes and citrus undertones. works absolutely great in an old fashioned.

No way this is a $60 bottle!!! Everything about this is just pure bliss!!!

buttery nose with cinnamon, caramel, oak, vanilla, burnt toast, dried fruit. the agave is present as well. very rich and complex palate which carries all the same notes of the nose plus butterscotch, fig, some sour fruit, too. really nice. a warming spice as it reaches the back of the throat. the higher proof works perfectly. luscious mouthfeel. the grape note really makes itself known on the finish. this is one fine Añejo! tasted side by side with Fortaleza Añejo and what really stands out is the nose on this Cambio. It's to die for. rated this a couple points higher than Fortaleza based on the nose and value, especially for the higher proof, though the Fortaleza presents more agave on the palate.

If you enjoy cognac this one is for you. I don’t really get much agave on this one but it’s an interesting expression for sure.

Aroma is amazing! Lots of oak, butterscotch, cooked agave, caramel and a strong spice. Taste of caramel, butterscotch, agave, oak, cinnamon. Finish is awesome. Easily slides off the back of the mouth with just the right burn - not overwhelming at all! The flavor stays with you!

Agave Sawp Nose: cooked agave, dried fruit, oak, citrus hint of char Taste: oak, cooked agave, butterscotch, orange Finish: oak, butterscotch, citrus, orange, char

NOM 1605 LOTE 1AN46CA-003. I like what they are doing with this one. The nose has some caramel, oak and fruit. The palate is nice with lots of fruit, which is very enjoyable, and some cinnamon and spices. The finish stays with you. A little on the sweet side but not in a bad way by any means. Love the higher proof and the price point is exceptional. Well done.

For an anejo it is not too overpowering, but a beautiful blend. It does not go down like a 46%, and truly has great aroma and flavor. Aroma - caramel, toffee, fruity, wet wood Taste - caramel, butterscotch, wet wood, brine, leather

Aroma: agave, oak, fruit, grape, butterscotch Taste: oak & fruit barrel notes but still get agave, hint of butterscotch. Finish: nice lingering oak & grape remain on palate until next sip. $60 from Old Town Tequila, tremendous price for an exceptional Anejo that is balanced with not overly sweet barrel notes.